On 02/07/2010 00:35, Jimmy Schementi wrote:
Keep in mind, these downloads are hosted on the website directly only
while we have this temporary license; once the source code is released
as well, the downloads will move to CodePlex.
Right, but the changes I were suggesting were really simple ones no?
That being said, the download page which redirects to the actual file
is for tracking purposes; we use Google Analytics to track downloads,
and have no way of tracking files that way.
Don't you have server logs? (Or are you counting page views as
downloads? Given that IE blocks the download by default, and you have to
manually allow it, you will get some nicely inflated figures that way...)
It's pretty easy to figure out where the redirect is pulling the file
from; hint: http://ironpython.net/tools/<version>/IronPythonTools.vsix.
But the way you find that out is by doing view source on the page after
you've downloaded it. Or cancel the download and because there is no
download link you have to refresh the page to start it again. If you
want to save a versioned filename so you know what version it is you
have on your fileystem if you need to reinstall then you have to
remember to do this after you have downloaded and rename it yourself.
Sending a versioned filename at least would save that.
Though, we can't track those downloads, and those stats are one of the
ways we show Microsoft management the benefits of the project. Also, a
list of versions will be at
http://ironpython.net/tools/download/versions.html.
That's helpful.
Thanks
Michael Foord
~Jimmy
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*Subject:* Re: [IronPython] Announcing IronPython Tools for Visual
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On 01/07/2010 19:34, Dino Viehland wrote:
Hello Python Community,
We are happy to announce a minor update to the IronPython Tools for
Visual Studio. IronPython Tools for Visual Studio (IPyTools) is a
set of extensions available for Visual Studio 2010 which supports
development of IronPython applications. This release is our 3^rd
Community Technical Preview (CTP) and builds upon the previous two
releases. The release is a minor update which includes bug fixes and
a number of small features. You can download the latest release at
http://www.ironpython.net/ironpython/tools/
Can the download page please have a download link on it instead of (or
as well as) serving the download through a refresh:
http://ironpython.net/tools/download/
Additionally, if possible, can the downloaded file have a version
number in the filename please. :-)
Thanks
Michael Foord
There is also one major change in that the project system is no
longer based upon the files which live on disk. Instead we now
follow the normal VS project model. This means files must be
explicitly added to the project and files which you don’t want in the
project won’t automatically show up. We made this change based upon
feedback from people using the tool and think it will make it more
familiar for normal Visual Studio users. Despite this change there
is still support for an “implicit” project when working without a
project.
Like the previous release this release includes support for
Intellisense including member completion, signature help, find all
references, and goto definition. It enables quick browsing of your
code using the object browser and the editor navigation bar. It has
an interactive (REPL) window that enables the development of
applications in an interactive way. IPyTools supports lightweight
development without a project as well as working with project files
in the tradition of Visual Studio . Opening a .py file causes
IronPython Tools to model the code in the containing directory as an
implicit project for Intellisense features. There are project
templates for console, WPF, WinForms, and Silverlight applications.
WPF applications support drag-and-drop UI development. Debugging of
Python applications works just like you debug other languages in
Visual Studio.
We are still working on our final licensing terms for IronPython
Tools, and as such this release is licensed under a temporary limited
use license. While we weren’t able to finalize this for this release
we expect to have this finalized for the next release.
The full list of changes includes a number of bug fixes:
Interactive window now respects VS color settings
Fixed default settings for insert tabs, enter
completing options, list of characters to complete to
Fixed auto-indent inserting extra tabs on a blank line
Enables usage of VS common settings for smart
indentation and tabs and respects those options.
Escape in REPL cancels both the intellisense session
and the current input
REPL: When a completion item is focused but not
selective enter should not complete it
REPL: We should respect the various intellisense
completion options
REPL: We should be using IronPython’s auto intending
Fix repl not respecting smart up/down on startup if the window was
set to be open
REPL: Don’t allow history if the current command is still running –
instead navigate the buffer
REPL: Enable syntax highlighting even if a command throws an exception
REPL: Remove trailing new lines from REPL history so we go back
to the last line of input
REPL: When pasting ensure there’s a new line
REPL: Auto indent should delete selected lines when pressing enter
There are also a few new features:
New Fill Comment Paragraph feature
Implemented auto-dedent so it will backspace # of tabs
Support for disabling intellisense via normal VS mechanism
Support for hiding “advanced” members in intellisense (currently
defined as __abc__ members)
There is one major change:
Removes directory based projects in favor of normal VS style projects
- The IronPython Team
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